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One Year Later: Toms River’s Stand Against the Twin Towers Was the Right Call

It’s been a year since Toms River, New Jersey, halted the controversial 10-story twin tower project proposed for its downtown. The decision to stop this massive redevelopment has sparked lawsuits and debates, but looking back, it’s clear the township made the right choice by prioritizing community values over a project that promised more headaches than benefits. Let’s explore the story of the towers, the tax break deal, the community’s pushback, and the legal battle that shows why Toms River’s stand was a victory. The Twin Towers: Big Promises, Bigger Problems The plan was to transform Toms River’s sleepy downtown into

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The best pediatrict hospitals are right here in New Jersey

When it comes to caring for children, New Jersey offers several children’s hospitals equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, dedicated pediatric specialists, and emergency rooms designed specifically for young patients. Knowing where these hospitals are located and the services they provide can make all the difference in a health emergency. Here’s a guide to the top children’s hospitals in New Jersey that feature pediatric emergency rooms. Children’s Hospital of New Jersey at Newark Beth Israel Medical CenterLocated in Newark, the Children’s Hospital of New Jersey is a comprehensive medical center offering advanced pediatric care and a 24-hour pediatric emergency room. It serves as a major hub for child healthcare in the northern part of the

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Rubio explains why deporting Mahmoud Khalil and others is America’s right

NEW YORK, N.Y. — Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil, who served as a spokesperson for anti-Israel protesters on campus, now faces deportation following a judge’s ruling that he violated U.S. visa terms by allegedly supporting a terrorist organization. Key Points: The Department of State, citing the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), has reinforced its authority to deny or revoke visas of foreign nationals who support or endorse terrorist activity. The policy was emphasized in an editorial by Sen. Marco Rubio, who stated that visiting the United States “is not an entitlement. It is a privilege extended to those who respect

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Pennsylvania court rules felons have no right to possess firearms

WEST CHESTER, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Superior Court has upheld the state’s prohibition on felons possessing firearms, rejecting an appeal that cited a 2022 U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Chester County prosecutors announced the decision Monday, affirming that the case New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen does not grant felons the right to own guns. The ruling upholds the conviction of Jonathan McIntyre, who was barred from firearm possession due to prior aggravated assault, robbery, and burglary convictions. The decision reinforces Pennsylvania’s existing restrictions on firearm possession by convicted felons.

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Trump Was Right: New Jersey Politician Pleads Guilty to Massive Mail-In-Ballot Fraud Scheme

CAMDEN, N.J. — A former Atlantic City council president and longtime political organizer admitted in federal court to orchestrating a scheme to procure, cast, and tabulate fraudulent mail-in ballots in the 2022 general election, prosecutors said. Craig Callaway, 64, pleaded guilty before Chief U.S. District Judge Renée Marie Bumb in Camden, Acting U.S. Attorney Vikas Khanna announced. Callaway, who has been involved in New Jersey political campaigns, admitted to depriving state residents of a fair election by submitting fraudulent ballots. Beginning in October 2022, about a month before the election, Callaway and his associates recruited individuals in Atlantic City, offering

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Illegal Immigrant Claims State Issued Driver’s License Gave Him Right to Build Arsenal of 170 Illegal Guns

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A man living in the U.S. illegally was denied his legal challenge to keep a stockpile of 170 firearms, including a .50-caliber Barrett sniper rifle and multiple AR-style weapons, after a federal judge ruled that undocumented immigrants are not entitled to Second Amendment protections. Carlos Serrano-Restrepo, who has been in the country illegally since 2008 but pays taxes and possesses a work authorization card, was arrested earlier this year by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Federal prosecutors charged him with unlawfully possessing firearms as an undocumented immigrant. In court filings, Serrano-Restrepo argued that his

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Right lane of northbound Richmond Highway closed in Stafford County

STAFFORD COUNTY, VA — The right lane of northbound Richmond Highway is closed until further notice between Foxchase Boulevard and Heritage Commons Drive, according to the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities have not provided an estimated timeframe for reopening the lane but advise motorists to use caution in the area and plan alternate routes to avoid delays. Updates regarding the closure will be shared as they become available.

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Dan Bongino: The Secret Service Director America Needs Right Now

When Dan Bongino showed up at the Madison Square Garden UFC fight, we know the ball was definitely in play. Trump is considering the former Fox News host and political pundit for a big role in America’s rebuilding, CIA Director. Picture this: a no-nonsense, sharp-as-a-tack leader who’s been on the inside, knows the game, and has the guts to play it straight. That’s Dan Bongino for you. If anyone is tailor-made to lead the Secret Service in today’s chaotic world, it’s this guy. Let’s dive into why he’s the perfect fit for the role. First off, Bongino isn’t just some

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America’s Blue Bastions Have Crept Right Amid Rampant Crime And Homelessness

America’s most liberal cities and states have shifted their policies to the right in recent elections, as crime and homelessness remain large issues in Democratic strongholds. Left-wing policies in blue states like California and Colorado and cities such as Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Oakland were rejected by voters last week, with voters passing anti-crime ballot measures and ousting liberal district attorneys and mayors. Some of the policies voters supported include tougher drug penalties, harsher prosecution of criminals by district attorneys and more funding for law enforcement. “I think people are realizing that it’s not a good idea to

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Harris Says America Ready for That Conversation to Allow Sexual Predators, Death Row Inmates Right to Vote

In 2019, during an interview with Don Lemon on CNN, Kamala Harris did indeed say, “I think we should have that conversation” when asked whether individuals such as sexual predators or those on death row should have the right to vote while still in prison. This comment came during a broader discussion on criminal justice reform and voting rights for felons, sparked by a controversial debate in the Democratic primary over whether all incarcerated people, including those convicted of serious crimes, should retain the right to vote. Harris’s statement was not a full endorsement of the policy but rather an

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Dems Are Right, Walls Don’t Work as Protestors Crash Barriers at DNC

CHICAGO — Pro-Palestine protesters breached a security perimeter fence at a Democratic National Committee (DNC) event on Monday, calling for an end to U.S. military support for Israel and an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. The fence, erected to prevent unauthorized individuals from entering the area, was overrun by demonstrators who demanded that top Democratic leaders stop sending weapons to Israel. The protesters voiced their opposition to the ongoing conflict in Gaza and called for immediate action to halt the violence. “DNC Security perimeter fence has been completely stormed and overrun by pro-Hamas protestors,” reported @camhigby on X, a social media

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Pennsylvania Fire Chief Resigns Over “A little to the right” Comment After Trump Shooting

PROSPECT PARK, PA—Jim Simmonds, the former Fire Chief of Prospect Park, has resigned following a controversial social media post related to an attempted assassination of former U.S. President Donald Trump. Simmonds stepped down after his remarks on Facebook, where he seemingly made light of the incident, sparked significant backlash and concern within the community. In his resignation letter dated July 13, Simmonds expressed deep regret for his actions, stating that his comments were unprofessional and acknowledged the severity of the situation he referenced. He apologized sincerely to the residents of Prospect Park and the local council, emphasizing that his behavior

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Missouri is Suing New York Over First Amendment Right to Vote for President

NEW YORK — Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has filed a lawsuit against the state of New York, claiming that the sentencing of former President Donald Trump violates Missourians’ First Amendment right to hear from a presidential candidate in the 2024 election. Bailey argues that the legal actions taken against Trump undermine his ability to campaign for president, thereby preventing Missourians from casting a fully informed vote. He has called on the Supreme Court to exercise its original jurisdiction under Article III, Section II of the Constitution to resolve the legal dispute between Missouri and New York. “We’re going to

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Take a Look at the Hollywood Style Studio Being Built Right Here in New Jersey

NEWARK, NJ—The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) Board has green-lighted substantial tax credits for 1888 Studios, set to be the largest campus-style film and television studio in the Northeast. This pivotal development, situated on 58 acres in Bayonne, just minutes from New York City, has been sanctioned under the Aspire Program. Governor Phil Murphy expressed his enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its potential to propel New Jersey as a front-runner in film and television production. The Governor emphasized the positive impact expected on local businesses and municipalities through the influx of production activities. Tim Sullivan, NJEDA Chief Executive Officer,

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Ten Things You Should be Planting in Your New Jersey Zone 7A Garden Right Now

Planting Guide for Late May in New Jersey Garden (Zone 7) Late May is an ideal time to get into the garden in New Jersey’s Zone 7, as the risk of frost has passed and the soil has warmed up, perfect for sowing a variety of seeds and planting seedlings. Here’s a list of vegetables, herbs, and flowers that thrive when planted during this time: Vegetables Herbs Bonus: Flowers Tips for Success Planting now will set your garden up for a vibrant and productive season. Enjoy the planting process and look forward to a lush, bountiful garden!

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President Says Inflation Moving in the Right Direction, But We Don’t See It Yet

TRENTON, NJ – The cost of eggs, meat, olive oil, gasoline, electricity, natural gas, health insurance, car insurance, food, goods, building materials have all skyrocketed since President Joe Biden took office. Now, the president is once again telling us we’re imagining things and the country is moving in the right direction. In states like New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, that claim isn’t the reality on the ground. DCNF reports: President Joe Biden has repeatedly touted that the pace of inflation is slowly trending in the right direction, but recent data has led experts to cast doubt on that claim.

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CNN Host Admits Trump’s Immigration Policies Were ‘Right,’ Says Biden Must Bring Them Back

CNN Host Fareed Zakaria in an interview set to air on Friday acknowledged former President Donald Trump’s policies to have immigrants apply for asylum from their home country and remain in Mexico were correct. Biden’s administration disposed of Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” policy in August 2022 after being forced to reinstate it in November 2021. Zakaria on PBS’s “Firing Line with Margaret Hoover” said Trump’s policy for immigrants to apply for asylum from their home country and wait in Mexico worked, urging Biden to put it back in place as well as take “symbolic” actions to secure the border. WATCH: “Today, people

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New Jersey Governor Says Rutgers Students Have Right to Despicable, Disgusting Protest

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has finally spoken publicly about the pro-Palestinian protests that have taken place on the campus of Rutgers University. This week, the university negotiated with protesters who held the campus hostage and demanded that the university divests from any Jewish-owned interests. Murphy described the settlement between the university as a lost opportunity but said the protesters have the right to protest. “You have every right to protest,” Murphy said. I may not agree with a thing you say, I may find it despicable, but if you do it peacefully, you have a right

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Justice Department Files Statement of Interest Supporting Individuals’ Right to Sue Under Voting Rights Act of 1965

“The right to vote is the foundation of our democracy, and it is the right on which all other rights depend,” said Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division.  “Since the enactment of the landmark Voting Rights Act in 1965 to protect this precious right, private parties have enforced the law in courts across this county, enabling countless Americans to vote free from unlawful discrimination. The Justice Department will continue vigorously enforcing the Voting Rights Act and defending the right of private citizens and organizations to do the same.” SCRANTON – The Justice Department announced

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If You Garden in New Jersey, Here’s What You Need to be Planting Right Now

Best Seeds to Plant in May for New Jersey Zone 7 Gardens May is a pivotal month for gardening in New Jersey’s Zone 7, where the frost has passed and the soil is warming up. It’s the perfect time to sow seeds that thrive in warm weather and enjoy the upcoming summer months. Here are some of the best seeds to plant in your garden during May: 1. Tomatoes: Starting tomatoes from seeds in May allows them to establish themselves just in time for the warm summer. Choose varieties like ‘Beefsteak’ or ‘Cherry’ for a bountiful harvest. 2. Peppers: Both

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‘You Don’t Have Right To Obstruct’: Former FBI Agent Rips Anti-Israel Protests Blocking Major Routes

Former FBI agent Nicole Parker on Monday said anti-Israel protesters blocking traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge as well as other major roadways were likely breaking the law. The protesters want to halt American taxpayer money from flowing to Israel, as well as cease providing the country with weapons in its war against terrorist group Hamas, organizers say, according to ABC7 News. The protesters in San Francisco, Chicago and New York City could be causing safety issues, including blocking first responders and law enforcement from executing their duties, Parker asserted on Fox News. WATCH:  “Obviously, people have their First Amendment

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Here Are Vegetables You Can Plant Right Now in New Jersey and Zone 7

Spring Planting Guide: What to Plant in New Jersey’s Zone 7 This April NEW JERSEY, NJ – As April ushers in warmer weather, gardeners in New Jersey’s Zone 7 can begin planting a variety of vegetables to ensure a bountiful harvest. This region’s climate, characterized by mild winters and warm summers, is ideal for several hearty vegetables that can be started in early spring. Root vegetables are perfect for April planting. Carrots, beets, and radishes can be sown directly into the garden. These crops prefer cooler temperatures and mature quickly, making them an excellent choice for early spring gardening. Additionally,

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Exit Stage Right: Investors Are Bailing On Green Funds

Investors are fading on green energy investment funds due to worries about the sector’s ability to grow and the possible return of former President Donald Trump to the White House, Reuters reported Wednesday, citing analysis conducted by a firm called LSEG Lipper. Funds that invest specifically in green energy companies and products around the world saw investment outflows totaling $4.8 billion during the first quarter of 2024, the largest amount in a single quarter on record, according to Reuters. Meanwhile, the S&P Global Clean Energy Index has tanked by about 10 percentage points this year while the S&P 500 Energy

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Another North Atlantic Right Whale Found Dead off Virginia Beach

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA – A North Atlantic Right Whale, recently discovered deceased off the coast of Virginia Beach, is stirring concerns among environmentalists and researchers. This tragic event, noted by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), marks the fourth such loss in four months, highlighting the perilous state of this critically endangered species. Particularly distressing is the evidence suggesting the whale had recently given birth. Dr. Elizabeth Quattrocki Knight, President and Co-Founder of Green Oceans, a grassroots organization aimed at protecting marine ecosystems, has called for an urgent investigation into the whale’s death. She points to the potential impact

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Joe Biden Startled to Learn Kamala Harris Was Right Next to Him the Whole Time

U.S. President Joe Biden said during a speech that he was waiting for Vice President Kamala Harris to show up for the event, yet she stood beside him for the entire time. “Oh there you are, I was wondering when you would come out,” Biden said after a speech, not realizing his Vice President was within arms reach the entire time. The topic of President Joe Biden’s cognitive abilities and the discussions around a possible decline has been a recurring subject in both media reports and public discourse. Claims regarding President Biden’s cognitive health have emerged from various quarters, including

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